Dr. George Marshall Lantern Slides

Dr. George Marshall Lantern Slide Collection

Dr. George Marshall, his wife Mary Batcheller Marshall, and their daughters Isabell and
Ginny (Virginia) lived at 86 N. Main St. in Rutland. Dr. Marshall had the house built in
1906 and lived there until the 1940s. The house was featured in the 2012 Spring Issue of
Rutland Magazine. Daughter Isabell, born in 1904, lived until 2005. She was a Life
member of the Rutland Historical Society and donated her father’s lantern slides to the
Society. The pictures were taken in the early part of the 20C and include family photos,
outdoor scenes - many of local mountains, and local flora and fauna. Some of the slides
were hand-colored to make them even more beautiful.

Ginny (Virginia) and Isabell Marshall and their version of "Cat in the Hat" -1910

Ginny (Virginia) and Isabell Marshall with kittens in a basket -1910

Ginny (Virginia) and Isabell Marshall playing with kittens 1910

Isabell and Ginny admiring kittens in a basket

Marshall girls sledding by their house at 86 N. Main St.

Marshall girls by their house in winter 1913-1914

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Bird Mountain 1914 Lee Smith View into Valley

Dr. George Marshall Lantern Slides

Rutland Historical Society

Ginny, Isabell and friend -1912

Mary Marshall with Telescope -1912

Dr. George Marshall Lantern Slides

Rutland Historical Society

Mary Marshall at her home - note the house number '86' on the door

Marshall girls with their mother

Dr. George Marshall Lan tern Slides Rutland Historical Society

Sledding in Winter -1914

Dr. George Marshall, 1931, possibly with grandchild

Backyard of Marshall home looking towards Main St. -1914

Dr. George Marshall Lantern Slides

Rutland Historical Society

Mary Marshall and daughters Isabell and Ginny (Virginia) - possibly in Mendon

Mendon July 4, 1913 - Mary Marshall

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July 4, 1914 - Girls on Suspension Bridge

Dr. George Marshall Lantern Slides

Rutland Historical Society

Ginny(Virginia) and her Sister, Isabell with an American Flag -1913 (probably July 4)

Marshall girls with their friend and mother, Mary Marshall, by their home at 86 N. Main St. -1914

Ginny (Virginia) Marshall

Dr. George Marshall Lantern Slides

Rutland Historical Society

Isabell posing in front of her home in 1914 - across the street is 85 N. Main

Marshall girls in costume - September, 1915

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Isabell reading in the backyard - August 1915

Ginny (Virginia) and her mother - August 27, 1915

Mary Marshall in her garden August 16, 1916

Ginny (Virginia) admiring her doll - July 1915

Isabell reading in the garden - August 1915

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Backyard of the Marshall’s home at 86 N. Main - September 1915

Ginny (Virginia) with her doll family among the flowers - August, 1915

Ginny and Isabell on mules at the Thousand Islands -1913

A horse and buggy ride for the Marshall girls near White Rocks -1914

Dr. George Marshall L an tern Slides Rutland Historical Society

Ginny at Lake Bomoseen - June 1914

Ginny in back of the Marshall home at 86 N. Main St. - December 9, 1916

Mary Marshall in her garden - June 24, 1915

Mary Marshall in her garden August 8, 1915 - note the birdhouse

Backyard Birdhouse with bird -1914

Looking west down Roberts Ave. from the Marshall's home at 86 N. Main St. March 5, 1916

Isabell Marshall at 11 - December 15, 1915

At Mendon Pond - July 4, 1914

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Side of the Marshall home -1915

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Horse and Buggy on back of Bald Mountain - September 1915

Dr. George Marshall Lantern Slides

Rutland Historical Society

Mary Marshall and daughters ready for a swim at Hammond's Camp -1915

Dr. George Marshall Lantern Slides

Rutland Historical Society

Isabell - May 8, 1916

Isabelle Marshall - March 4, 1916

Dr. George Marshall Lantern Slides

Rutland Historical Society

Marshall girls being friendly with a horse - Summer 1916

Dr George Marshall Lantern Slides

Rutland Historical Society

A grown-up Isabell at Pike's Peak

Dr. George Marshall Lantern Slides

Rutland Historical Society

Camel's Hump at the Peak -1915

1914 Identified as Ethan Allen Cave, but questioned based on current photos

Dr. George Marshall Lantern Slides

Rutland Historical Society

Mt. Mansfield at the Peak

Mt. Carmel -1914

Dr. George Marshall Lantern Slides

Rutland Historical Society

Mt. Carmel - May 1915

On the road to Burlington - October 1916

Marshall Camp in Winter -1932

Carlton Wilson of Wilson's Clothing Store; he lived at 18 E. Center St., Rutland - March12, 1916

Old Crown Point Road - February 1916

Mendon Farm in Winter

Killington - January, 1916; Earle Kinsley on right. He lived at 71 N. Main St., Rutland

Sleigh at Killington - March 6, 1914

Killington, 1916

January 18, 1914 - Green Mountain Club?

Earle Kinsley - April 5, 1914

East Hills Valley View - September 28, 1915

Killington from Billings Bridge in springtime

Road to Bird Mountain

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Rutland Historical Society

Billings Bridge area at Otter Creek

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East Creek - October 8, 1915

Dr. George Marshall Lantern Slides

Rutland Historical Society

Hay wagon at Pico Pond -1923

Long Trail - November 6, 1914

April 5, 1914

April, 1915

March 6, 1914 - Snow Shoeing

Near Lake Dunmore

Dr. George Marshall Lantern Slides

Rutland Historical Society

Klllington Peak - January 18, 1914

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January 18, 1914

September 1915

Starting for Long Trail -1915. Vermont License 012

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Rutland Historical Society

Owl - 1916

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Multi-Colored Grapes

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Strawberries

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Cherries

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Asters

Tulips

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Deer Hunters

Sawmill - unknown location